xxv, 516 p. ; 23 cm

Includes bibliographical references and index

The significance of Austrian economics in twentieth-century economic thought -- Austrian rationalism in the age of decline of positivism -- The driving force of the market: the idea of "competition" in contemporary economic theory and in the Austrian theory of the market process -- The Austrian critique and demise of socialism: the Soviet case -- Regulation of a process: on the theory, history, and doctrine of government regulation -- Austrian capital theory and the future of macroeconomics -- Austrian capital theory and economic development of the third world -- Monetary equlibrium and the "productivity norm" of price-level policy

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